Additional information for Varsity Blues, which has a domestic theatrical release set for January 15, 1999. The film is being distributed by Paramount Pictures and has been rated R for strong language throughout, sexuality and nudity, and some substance abuse. Varsity Blues has a total running time of 106 minutes.
12
Iceland
PG
Singapore
PG-13
Philippines
13
Argentina
M
Australia
14
Chile
K-10
Finland
U
France
12
Germany
15
Ireland
11
Norway
14
Peru
18
South Korea
13
Spain
7
Sweden
12
Switzerland
15
UK
R
USA
106min
100min
"American Boys" - France
"Juego de campeones" - Spain
"Spillets regler" - Denmark
"Varsity Blues" - Italy
"Varsity Blues" - Germany
"Varsity Blues - Pelin säännöt" - Finland
January 15, 1999
USA
April 01, 1999
Australia
May 07, 1999
Iceland
July 08, 1999
Netherlands
July 08, 1999
New Zealand
July 09, 1999
Italy
July 09, 1999
Poland
July 23, 1999
Spain
August 05, 1999
Hungary
August 11, 1999
France
August 11, 1999
Kuwait
August 13, 1999
Norway
August 13, 1999
Sweden
September 09, 1999
Singapore
September 10, 1999
Denmark
September 10, 1999
UK
September 11, 1999
South Korea
September 15, 1999
Malta
September 16, 1999
Argentina
October 09, 1999
Japan
October 16, 1999
Taiwan
October 22, 1999
Finland
April 20, 2000
Germany
Make your own rules.
In a town where winning is everything, these guys have nothing to lose.
It takes a hero to know what's worth winning.
In small-town Texas, high school football is a religion. The head coach is deified, as long as the team...
There is currently no official synopsis available.
Brian Robbins
Director(s)
W. Peter Iliff
Writer(s)
Herb Gains
co-producer (as Herbert W. Gains)
David Gale
executive producer
Ruben Hostka
co-producer
Elysa Koplovitz
associate producer
Tova Laiter
producer
Brian Robbins
producer
Van Toffler
executive producer
Michael Tollin
producer
Martin Wiley
producer (uncredited)
Producer(s)
Mark Isham
Composer(s)
Jonathon 'Mox' Moxon
James Van Der Beek
Jules Harbor
Amy Smart
Coach Bud Kilmer
Jon Voight
Lance Harbor
Paul Walker
Billy Bob
Ron Lester
Charlie Tweeder
Scott Caan
Joe Harbor
Richard Lineback
Darcy Sears
Ali Larter
Collette Harbor
Tiffany C. Love
Wendell Brown
Eliel Swinton
Sam Moxon
Thomas F. Duffy
Mo Moxon (as Jill Parker Jones)
Jill Parker-Jones
Miss Davis
Tonie Perensky
Kyle Moxon
Joe Pichler
Chet McNurty
Mark Walters
Bigelow
Brady Coleman
Murray (as James Harrell)
James N. Harrell
Tommy Harbor
Jesse Plemons
Mini Mart Cashier
Sam Pleasant
Coach Bates
Tim Crowley
Young deputy #2
Don Cass
Brett
James Michael O'Brien
Referee (as Robert Ellis)
Mark Robert Ellis
Middle-aged fan (Class of 1980) (as Robert S. Lott)
Robert Lott
Bronco coach
Barry Switzer
Old Miss Logan (as Mona Lee)
Mona Lee Fultz
Wilkes
Kevin Reid
Elliot
Eric Jungmann
Teen babe #1
Laura Olson
Teen babe #2
Ryan Allen
Cute naked girl
Bristi Havins
Bald guy (as John Hyrns)
Jon Hyrns
Young father
Rome Azzaro
Dr. Benton
Marco Perella
Doctor / Field
Doyle Carter
Clerk
Tony Frank
Minnie
Sue Rock
Reporter
Olin Buchanan
Coyote player
David Williams
Smiling man
John Gatins
Director(s)
Writer(s)
co-producer (as Herbert W. Gains)
David Gale
executive producer
Ruben Hostka
co-producer
Elysa Koplovitz
associate producer
Tova Laiter
producer
Brian Robbins
producer
Van Toffler
executive producer
Michael Tollin
producer
Martin Wiley
producer (uncredited)
Producer(s)
Composer(s)
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